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Artist/Composer: Suspense
Date: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
Keywords: Old Time Radio; Suspense

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Reviewer: gordonio - - April 11, 2013
Subject: supporting cast of Actor's Blood
Just based on his voice I believe one of the supporting cast in Actor's Blood playing the husband is Alan Ladd. My first experience of listening to Suspense was sometime in the Fall of 1948 shortly after appearing on "Believe it or Not" with Bob Ripley on WMAQ in Chicago as "The Mental Marvel", one of the winners of the National Contest. So I have been a fan of Suspense now for about 65 years.

Reviewer: radiophoto - - October 23, 2012
Subject: One of my All-Time Favorite Radio Shows
"Suspense" is one of those terrific shows that are still valid as stories today. Look at the subject matter: murder, infidelity, blackmail, fraud -- it's all there and it's all free!

The previous poster was concerned about on-air actors' credit; I don't know if AFRA existed in 1946, but I've heard plenty of episodes where the supporting cast was named. There were plenty others where they may have run long and had to cut, and that would have been the first thing on the list.

But I've been a fan of "Suspense" for 20 years now and own many of the shows listed here. It's still excellent entertainment, still an Outstanding half-hour of the Theatre of Thrills!

Reviewer: Max Reiner - - June 12, 2012
Subject: Why No Supporting Cast Credits in 1946?
Wonder why there are no supporting cast credits, for example, in 1946? The supporting cast is just as important as the star. As they say in theater, "There are no small roles. Only small actors."

Thus Myrna Loy was a Hollywood star in "Library Book," but she had an excellent supporting cast.

Must be something to do with the lack of a union. There must not have been "AFRA" at that time: American Federation of Radio Actors.

Reviewer: davidinberkeley - - November 15, 2010
Subject: One more episode
Anyone wishing to supplement this set above can do so by adding the 10/19/44 episode ("Eve" starring Nancy Kelly), which is available for free download at the site of the very generous Rand:

http://randsesotericotr.podbean.com/2010/11/14/suspense-pgm-74/

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Reviewer: The Bridge - - December 15, 2009
Subject: tales to keep you in SUSPENSE!
I wrote a review on "page 1," and in it I said that the show "The House In Cypress Canyon," had Howard Duff in it, that is true, he plays Sam Spade,in a small part, the star of this broadcast is Robert Taylor, and he does a very good job of keeping us on the edge of our chairs. Listen to it, but not - ALONE . . .

Reviewer: HollywoodBob - - December 15, 2009
Subject: Black Path of Fear, 1944
Brian Donlevy stars as a man framed for murder in this tale set in a Havana night club. Mildly entertaining and suspenseful. ***three stars.

Reviewer: Shadows_Girl - - March 6, 2008
Subject: "The House in Cypress Canyon"
When the Real Estate Agent details the story we hear him talking to his friend "Sam" who is a detective and who is played by Howard Duff.
(the real estate agent is Hans Conreid)
It's Sam Spade who, along with us, hears the story. Pretty cool, huh?

Reviewer: James Banks - - November 24, 2005
Subject: Roma's "Theater of Thrills"
MMmmm... I remember listening to "The House on Cypress Canyon" on KNX when I was 12 or 13 and getting all scared and not even listening to the end. Yeah, they're kind of melodramatic, but what would you expect from a show sponsored by a cheap wine company? Thanks to whoever got hold of these. I'm kind of dubious they'd be let into the public domain, but hey.